MGS2

By Millimetric Instruments

Elegant single-cutaway electric with a minimalist take on a classic silhouette and a familiar 25.5" scale.

MGS2 by Millimetric Instruments

About this guitar

The MGS2 was Millimetric’s third six-string design: a symmetrical, single-cutaway body that nods to classic guitar shapes in a stripped-down, minimalist form. The deep cutaway and shaped neck heel give comfortable upper-fret access. At 25.5” scale it plays familiar to guitarists used to classic California-style bolt-neck guitars, despite the modern look. Construction follows the Millimetric formula: technically bolt-on but built to feel like a neck-through, in-house hardware and pickups, and a choice of Canadian wood and eco-friendly finish.

Specs

MGS2 specifications
Scale Length 25.5"
Neck Construction Bolt-on (aluminum-neck-inspired design, feels neck-through)
Body Shape Single-cutaway
Frets 22, Jescar stainless steel, 2.54mm wide x 1.19mm tall
Fretboard Radius 12"
Neck Profile D to C shape with signature volute; choice of 1st/12th fret depth (19-20mm, 20-21mm, or 21-22mm)
Body/Neck Wood Options Canadian-sourced Maple, Cherry, Walnut, Poplar, or Ash
Finish Options Livos natural oil, water-based metallics, solid-colour milk paint
Bridge Custom in-house, stainless steel and brass
Tuners Hipshot open-gear locking tuners (USA), modified buttons
Hardware Recessed strap buttons with Dunlop strap locks included
Truss Rod Dual action
Pickup Options MMSC, MMSCZ, MMFT, MMHB, MMGF, MMLS (in-house designs)
Electronics Wired in-house, visible through clear acrylic rear cavity cover
Currency CAD

Quick answers

How much does the MGS2 cost?
Millimetric Instruments lists it at $4,500 (USD). Dealer and used prices vary.
Is the MGS2 still available?
Yes. Millimetric Instruments lists it as a current model that's available to order.
Who makes the MGS2?
Millimetric Instruments. Where it's built: Built by hand in Montréal, Quebec. It's listed here as an electric guitar.
How long is the wait for Millimetric Instruments gear?
Custom orders start with an emailed order form and a non-refundable 50% deposit. Build time is generally 4 months, and the wait depends on the current workload.